Time to get out there!

[kwasek]

Buying my first big screen TV in 13 years. I am soo nervous. What if we don't get along like my last TV? I want this to last a long time, but I feel like I am just basing this off looks. I'm focusing too much on her picture quality than what inputs and outputs she has

Comments

[dwchang]

Plasma is a lot cheaper and my coworker swears by his and says the quality is the same. I frankly don't know that much on this since I only research when I'm about to buy.

[mckeed]

Plamsa has better black levels. I don't like what LCD's do to some colors like red.

[ecpcorran]

I'm quite satisfied with my Sony Bravia 40" LCD tv.

I avoided plasmas back when I bought my set because of their tendency to burn into the screen over time. This issue might have been resolved or lessened in the last few years, not sure.

[smoovygee]

The plasma burn-in issues have greatly improved with the maturation of technology, but I still wouldn't leave one on all day paused or anything.